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Hi, I just have to mention I was on an iron overload list and they told me to

read Survival of the Sickest. It has some amazing and unreal info on

histoplasmosis. (not much on mold that I recall) If you are interested in

strange medical mysteries its fascinating.

Alice

Hi Sharon,

Would you or anyone on the list perhaps know of the best battery of testing to

get if you have copd, but don't know the root causes? I'm not so sure how versed

our Doctor is on mold or fungal sources. I do suspect some possible problems

from mold related issues.

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I absolutely loved this book. I'm typing the chapter on MSH and

would like to share it but I don't know if I can do that. The book

is easy to read and you won't be able to put it down. He talks about

host manipulation and I relate it to mold exposure. Mold wants to

keep us sick so we can't clean it up. That way it ensures it's

survival. I didn't pay attention to the hitoplasmosis part because I

didn't think I was impacted by mold. But I'm going to dig that book

out and read that part again. Thanks for this post.

In his book he tells how the parasite that causes toxoplasmosis

reproduces. It's only in cats you know. When mice eat the droppings

of cats with the parasite the mice will become lethargic, fat and

unafraid of cats. What happens to a mouse that becomes lethargic,

fat and unafraid of cats? It gets eaten by a hungry cat allowing the

parasite to reproduce. This is a perfect example of host

manipulation. What happens when humans get toxoplasmosis? They

think it causes schizophrenia in some people.

Fascinating book I highly recommend it...

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> Hi, I just have to mention I was on an iron overload list and they

told me to read Survival of the Sickest. It has some amazing and

unreal info on histoplasmosis. (not much on mold that I recall) If

you are interested in strange medical mysteries its fascinating.

> Alice

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